🚨 Breaking Christian Scandal: Philip Yancey Confesses 8-Year Affair

Another prominent Christian figure has fallen—and this one raises hard questions the church can’t afford to ignore.

In this video, I examine the breaking report from Christianity Today that bestselling Christian author Philip Yancey has confessed to an eight-year adulterous relationship and withdrawn from public life. But this isn’t gossip or rage-bait. This is a sober, pastoral, and theological reflection on why Christian leaders keep failing—often at the very end of the race.

We discuss:

• The tragedy of failing at the finish line
• Whether celebrity Christian authors should be considered “in ministry”
• The absence of church discipline in many modern evangelical contexts
• The devastating impact of sexual sin on marriages, families, and the church
• Four common reasons Christian leaders fall—and why none of them excuse sin
• Pornography, narcissism, past sexual sin, and misplaced comfort
• What faithfulness actually looks like over a lifetime

This video is not about piling on—but it is about truth, repentance, accountability, and the fear of God. The reputation of Christ and His church matters. And these failures affect far more people than we often realize.

💬 I invite thoughtful discussion in the comments:

Why do you think so many Christian leaders fall late in life?

What role should church discipline play?

How can the church better guard against these patterns?

🙏 Please pray—for Philip Yancey, for his wife Janet, for the families involved, and for the purity and faithfulness of Christ’s church.

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